Subj : tparser with sample config
To   : Alle
From : Kai Richter
Date : Tue Apr 19 2022 12:43 pm

Hello!

Fresh FreeBSD system, husky compiled with minimal conditions, sample configs with "gmake en". hpt without parameters start with: "hpt/fbsd 1.9 2022-02-08".
Config path set, compiled and confirmed found by tparser.

tparser/fbsd 1.9 2022-02-08
Test /home/test/husky/config for all modules
B 10:34:00   Enviroment variable [version] (used in config file /home/test/husky/config) is not defined and is replaced with empty string


Well, that's the default config. It's describtion is:

##################################################################
# Main settings

# 'version' is one of predefined variables. It is set to husky
# version like MAJOR.MINOR.PATHLEVEL. We may want to check it
# first to eliminate problems with incompatible config and binaries.
if "[version]"=="1.9.0"
###

I'm reading "It is set to..." that the setting is done already. But i don't know where or if that's the designed intention.

Do i have to set the version by myself or is it done by husky from internal versions inside the modules?

Regards

Kai

--- GoldED+/LNX 1.1.4.7
 * Origin:  Monobox  (2:240/77)

.